In 2024, Nigeria spent $2.32 billion on debt servicing to the World Bank and IMF,
Nigerians spent N21.51 trillion on imports over four years, revealing a growing dependency on imported
Nigeria is witnessing a major shift towards digital payments, anticipating a 32% decline in cash
MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa are expected to return to profitability by 2025 after facing
Nigeria’s arms imports exceeded ₦520 billion in 2024, the highest in five years, accounting for
In February 2025, Nigeria’s debt service payments decreased from $540 million to $276 million. This
MTN Group reported a revenue decline due to challenges in Nigeria and Sudan, with service
The CBN reported a $5.47 billion expenditure on foreign debt servicing from January 2024 to
Nigeria’s competitiveness has reached a 25-year high due to the drastic devaluation of the naira,
In February 2025, Nigeria’s trade and manufacturing sectors boosted business activities for the second month,